*UNPROFESSIONAL *THEY DONT CARE ABOUT YOU…read more*Misleading information *Terrible Care Quality *Office aren't even open when an appointment has been scheduled *They don't answer calls, send you straight to voicemail

As someone who's been in the healthcare industry for sometime as a non-medical service provider…read moreand, of course, a patient - I think that access to care, and the quality of care is so critically important. Stone Medical provides both at an exceptional level! Curated, relationship based medicine with someone who actually cares about you, knows your medical history inside and out, and most importantly has the time to talk through your concerns. No more feeling like another number at a deli counter! Dr. Stone can be reached easily, in addition to quick appt bookings. x Access to care x Quality of care x Peace of mind Go see her now!

I'm so grateful that I came to Sound Clinic for prolotherapy (which they actually do prolozone -…read moreeven better as ozone has heightened effects). I couldn't be more impressed. I was on a bad saga of health care providers and thanks to Sound Clinic I am pain-free and can now avoid spinal surgery. Feb 2021: Doing a yoga pose, I ended up in the ER after my back spasmed. June 2021-Sep 2021: More limited function. Got a MRI that showed disc degeneration and was referred to a spinal surgeon and he was zero help. Dec 2021: Injured my back again. I was recommended to try steroid shots before going into surgery. I did four steroid shots and was in extreme sciatic pain radiating down my left leg. April 2022: Had a spinal surgeon on the calendar before I listened to myself and decided to pursue something more sacrum related as the pain was really coming from this area and not where the disc herniation was located. All symptoms pointed towards a sacrum injury meanwhile the spinal doctors disagreed with me and said my sacrum pain was coming from stenosis. On a late night Google search, I found Shawn Naylor's name buried onto another review and set up an appt. They got me in at the end of April and there were no shenanigans. He gave me prolozone at the same appointment and two days later I was walking pain free again. Later, it was diagnosed that my issues had come from a collapsed left arch that led to a crooked sacrum. Imagine this: Couldn't walk for four months more than 5 minutes to walking as long as I'd like now Couldn't go to yoga from Feb 2021-April 2022 and am now going to yoga 1-2 times per week (taking it slow!) Couldn't pick up my two-year old son and can now lift him into the air Couldn't pick up heavy loads of groceries and have no limitations now. I believe Sound Clinic is progressive, listens to the patient and above all else, is willing to help in any way they can. Dr. Naylor also provided a kidney detox supplement that has helped me detox from NSAIDs that I was on for months, as well. I also think the reviews that critique the staff are unwarranted. It was the quickest staff and doctors and most on time office I've yet to visit.

While the NPs at this clinic are mostly helpful once you actually get in, unfortunately my…read moreexperience here has been primarily negative and at times angering... the front desk staff is beyond unhelpful and oftentimes outright rude. It's really a shame, as they ruin the client experience. I feel like just a number here, like they're trying to get me through as quickly as possible. In several cases NPs had to look things up on the internet while I was there, and in one case the NP didn't even know protocol for the basic blood panel I requested. I also can't say there's anything particularly "integrative" about this clinic aside from the fact that they sell supplements. There is a DO on staff, but that office seems pretty separate from the rest of the operation. I'm thankful to be moving and not working with these guys anymore. Sorry to leave a bad review, I never do this, but my experiences have been so horrible I felt compelled to.

Super happy to find Dr. Beman. I was just as happy when I actually found the office. Ha ha…read more I parked in the free garage next door, and walked in the front door. There is a wonderful digital map on the walk to help locate which office you need to find. Well, I guess that I need to brush up on my map skills, as I could not find this 'first floor' office while standing on what I thought was the first floor. Turns out, when you walk in the door you are in the Ground floor. Walk all of the way to the back and get in the elevator. Then go to the first floor. Anyway, the lobby to Dr. Beman's office is really bright and inviting. The staff was very friendly as well. Dr herself was very gracious, and took the time to discuss everything that I needed to with her, and she never made me feel rushed. Great experience, and pleased with my new doctor.

I was referred to Dr Muldoon by my obgyn for my worsening endometriosis. My first time experience…read morewith her was great and she was able to address all of my concerns to the best of her ability. My concern is with Michelle, the nurse who did my intake and drew my labs. She had me confused with another patient the moment I walked into the exam room. She kept asking me questions that were wrong and stating things that were incorrect. I had to make sure she was looking at my file and not someone else's. At the end of my visit with Dr Muldoon, she ordered labs and told me to stay in the room because the nurse would draw them there. Michelle came back into the room and had me hold a pillow on my lap while she drew two tubes of blood from my right arm. No chair? No arm rest? Just a random pillow. When I asked her if she drew blood frequently she said "sometimes." When she put the needle in I immediately knew something was wrong. I get labs drawn consistently for other health issues, and had gotten some drawn on my left arm the day before--never had I experienced this kind of pain. It was excruciating! She dug the needle in further and further and struggled to get the two tubes of blood ordered. When she gave me the cotton ball, blood began to soak through it. I knew something wasn't right. I had never bled this much in my life. I began to feel queasy and almost passed out. She had to bring me apple juice and gold fish. That had never happened to me before. I had to lay down on the bed and my husband helped me out of the office. To top it all off, Michelle used a regular Bandaid instead of the tape used at most blood laboratories, it was so painful to take it off a few days later! The next day I couldn't lift anything using that arm. I had a swollen ante-cubital area and it turned from blue to yellow to black. It took me over 3 weeks to fully heal. I work at a hospital and consulted my nursing friends afterwards, they all said I had a bad stick and that Michelle didn't know what she was doing. I wasn't able to go to the gym to lift weights for days and my arm was really swollen and painful. DO NOT GET YOUR LABS DRAWN AT THIS OFFICE! Request the doctor to put in the order and go to a real phlebotomist instead! Trust me! See attached photos at various stages

Good Dr and listens to your concerns that other Dr's dismissed without testing. He referred me to…read morespecialist and eased my mind about my issues. I'm glad I found him for my primary care doctor.

He's a good doctor that listens to your symptoms and gives you options on the best way to treat. I…read morelike that he doesn't always go immediately to prescribing drugs but suggests other treatment options as well. I'm very happy with him as my doctor and would highly recommend.

My wife delivered our son, atlas here. From what I've heard this hospital specializes in…read morechildbirth, pumping out nearly 4,000 babies a year. The actual hospital is nice, and their menu of room service offerings was pretty solid for a hospital. In terms of service I'd say it was a bit inconsistent. Although, Maria in the postpartum ward was a star - Id recommend asking for her. She was compassionate, detail oriented, and caring.

Every year on my son's birthday, the pain resurfaces--not from motherhood, but from the trauma I…read moreexperienced at Rose Medical Center. I came in ready, informed, and expecting care. What I got was the opposite. I was dismissed, ignored, and left in distress during one of the most physically and emotionally vulnerable moments of my life. Despite being in clear medical need, I wasn't taken seriously. I wasn't supported. I wasn't safe. This wasn't just disappointing--it was traumatic. Years later, I still carry the weight of that experience in my body and memory. If you're considering delivering here, know that not everyone walks away feeling held or respected. And for Rose: birth is not a production line. It's a threshold. Please treat it--and us--with the reverence it deserves.

I've been a patient here for nearly 15 years, the kind staff and compassionate care are why I've…read morestayed despite living over 60 miles away.

Lisa and everyone on her staff is amazing, accept for the office manager Kim is awful. Doesn't let…read moreyou speak, doesn't care what you have to say and one of the rudest people I have ever spoken to on the phone. She needs to take customer service training.

I've been a patient at this clinic for about 7 years, I have been extremely pleased with my care…read more Marie is very thorough and is always up to date on the latest recommendations for medical care; I know how challenging it can be to stay up to date with all the changes, having worked in the medical field myself before retiring. On the other hand, if she feels that a visit with a specialist is needed she doesn't hesitate to make a referral. I've never been kept waiting more than a few minutes past my scheduled appt time and have never felt like I was rushed or didn't have time to ask any questions I had. She in fact spent at least an extra 45 minutes with me at one recent visit - I was much sicker than I realized and she recognized right away that I needed to be transferred to the ER. She made all the necessary calls, and kept an eye on my condition until the paramedics arrived. She is prepared to deal with urgent problems like the one I was having but also takes the time to go thru everything health-related at least every year and makes sure that I'm up to date on my vaccines, etc. I feel very lucky to have found such a competent and empathetic medical provider.

I've been seeing NP-C Marie Aryan at Lakewood Family Health for primary care for over a year now,…read moreand I feel lucky to have found her. As a newcomer to the area, I relied on intuition when choosing a primary care specialist, and in this case my intuition was right. It's great to be the care of a practitioner who sees the big picture, looks ahead and truly cares.

I visited the emergency department on Monday and was in distress and extremely anxious when I…read morearrived. The wait was about an hour, but with the amount of people in the waiting room, I thought it would have been longer. While I was there, I was well taken care of by Emily, Molly, Shannon, and Anna. I genuinely appreciate not only their medical care, but also their kindness and support in an extremely stressful situation especially since I suffer from panic disorder. They really took the time to care for my mental health as well as physical. The only reason I am leaving 4 stars instead of 5 is because I definitely didn't love the area that I was in, given the fact that there were other people being treated in the same room. That being said, the place was insanely busy and there were others with more serious issues which is understandable. Additionally, the space I was in did not have a call button which would have been very helpful given my level of anxiety; however, the staff was very attentive so I luckily was never in a position where I absolutely needed the call button. The check in desk could have been more helpful and caring, but with how busy they were, I understood that they were just trying to check everyone in quickly.

Had all four of my babies here! And didn't have any complaints any time! Staff was great, food was…read moregreat. My care was 100%.